Sentence examples for full penalties from inspiring English sources

The London Borough of Barnet applies this system, charging full penalties of between £60 and £110 for parking misdemeanours and £130 for bus lane contraventions.

The French defense minister, Hervé Morin, said EADS was resisting paying full penalties for late delivery of the A400M, which would come on top of commercial fines paid to airlines for a two-year delay in the A380 superjumbo passenger jet.

Provided that Samsung has to pay the full penalties recommended by the jury, and that it follows through on its ASML investment, that $2 billion potentially will weigh heavy on profits in a typical quarter, especially if there are any injunctions attached to the first of those.

For an older smoker, the cost of the full penalty could be prohibitive.

It is expected that the full penalty imposed on ESP could be far larger.

On one occasion Stephen Moore even opted for a scrum rather than a free kick and promptly won a full penalty.

In that case, the premium for a 64-year-old would be about $10,900, a significant cut from the $13,600 if insurers charged the full penalty.

In fact he insisted they receive the full penalty of the law, which in their case was somewhat more severe than in Libby's.

(United Healthcaredocuments suggest that in some cases, the full penalty would kick in only after 72 hours, but Continuum officials say that UnitedHealthcare is forcing them to negotiate such terms).

A federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled in 2002 that a judge was wrong to order a defense lawyer to present full penalty-phase evidence when the defendant did not want to.

But if the Stormont House Agreement falls apart, the full penalty is likely to be re-imposed.